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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
5
A local promotion proclaims its New Lyle Package of every kind and description. The largest tablet in Big Horn County will be featured and every scholar making a purchase next week will receive a free ruler.
Sunday School at 10 a m Services at 10 a m and 7 30 p m B Y P U 6 30 Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 Young people's choir practice Friday 7 30 Rev Morten Joslin Pastor residence adjoining church Phone red 2 shorts
A cordial invitation to a Sunday 11 a.m. service in Fraternity Hall with a lesson sermon on the Subject Matter.
Sunday services at 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m and 8 p m sermon by the pastor Junior League meets at 2 p m Epworth League at 1 50 p m Ladies Aid society Thursday afternoon at 7 30 p m and Thursday prayer meeting scheduled
Irrigation canals reservoirs power plants concrete structures and general engineering topics outlined for Basin Wyoming. Fire life accident and health and liability insurance considerations appear within the coverage area alongside public works and utilities in the region.
Medical and surgical diseases of the eye ear nose and throat treated and glasses fitted. Also general practice. Hyattsville 2.
A Basin couple, H. H. Hime and a young lady, faced a rumor of an engagement as friends staged a playful tin shower at Miss O’Neill’s home. Billy Spratt nabbed the groom before the party, gifts were unwrapped with verses, and the couple enjoyed a merry gathering while teasing about a future move.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Cusack and Marshal McDonald pursue a reported crime at Basih bridge over the Big Horn after a local informer reports blood and a shed. They find blood and signs but no human culprit. the blood belongs to banker Anson Higby’s bulldog, felled by quills from a porcupine. The dog was treated by a physician and then shot to end its suffering.
Democrats of Basin One and Two held primaries last Saturday evening at city hall. Deputy Sheriff Ed Cusack chaired, Carl Wilton served as secretary, with T. M. Hyde A. W. Goons David A Null Carl Wilson C. B. Ortegon W A Robb and J B Whaley of the Carl BE Armelling and W Siow to act for No 2. They plan a convention Saturday morning at 8:30 to be called to order by RE. C. Fisher, central committee chairman.
The Episcopall Guild will meet at the residence of Mrs Neal Anderson next Thursday afternoon Sept 22. The organization is doing excellent work and interesting its adherents as the months roll by.
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